Can you go completely upside down on this? Does not show it on photos. Also - I am 6ft, will this accomodate me?
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it may hold you upside down,remember that thre's a part that's intend to provide ajustments for your height measurements,so it depends on how you adjusted....have fun with it...its a marvelous equipment,I used it almost every day,for my herniated disks....
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6 ft should be okYou can go completely if you take the SAFETY BAR off. I don't see any instructions that say to do this.I have done it a couple of times but need someone to get me back to vertical.My back stretches pretty good with the safety bar installed so I don't remove it often
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Are you able to do ab exercise without the fear of returning to the upright position
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Yes you can go completely upside down if you take the stop bar off. Not a problem at all, I have been doing it daily for months. However, the manufacturer doesn't mention this in their paperwork. Just ensure secure and tight hold on your ankles for safety. When fully inverting, your back will come off the board several inches. This is great because it allows you to hang there and grab the frame and pull yourself and strectch in different directions to get the most of your inversion. With full inversion I have found I feel much better when I stretch in every possible direction as compared to just hanging there. To return to upright position on this table simply put one hand behind headrest pulling board back to your body. Using the other hand grab frame in front of you and began turning yourself over. Once you reach the point you can grab handrails, grab each and finish flipping yourself back upright (slowly to prevent headrush). A little practice and it's easy....And yes, table will adjust to your height.
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Hi Kris, sorry so late on my response but yes it will. I'm 5'9" with no issues and have had a few larger friends on it with no problem. This inversion table is steady and it's one item I've been happy with the quality vs price ratio.
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Not sure, but I guess you could, but the whole thing would have to be upside down. I have not encounter your issue. Try it out. Wish you luck.
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I am 5' 8" tall and I have the strap shortened to have the camera hang on my hip. I have 12"s of excess strap which would relate to having the camera hang 6"s lower. The strap is used with a Canon 5D mark II. I also removed the camera mount plate and went with a cast D ring. I hope this comment helps.
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The first thing you need to do is set how far the foot rest is from the table. Since I am about 6'2" I usa it at 6'1" and it is pretty well balanced. When I lean back onto the back rest it will be almost perfectly balanced. From there, you just need to pull a slight amount on the hand rest and it will invert for me. You may need to use a different setting because of your body distribution of weight. Also, the first few times I used it it was "weird" to feel yourself being turned upside down. You will get a blood rush to your head, but it will not bother you once you use it a few times. This is how it worked for me, I hope you have as good luck as I did. I really like this thing,,,,,,,I hope this helps. Jim The first thing you need to do is set how far the foot rest is from the table. Since I am about 6'2" I usa it at 6'1" and it is pretty well balanced. When I lean back onto the back rest it will be almost perfectly balanced. From there, you just need to pull a slight amount on the hand rest and it will invert for me. You may need to use a different setting because of your body distribution of weight. Also, the first few times I used it it was "weird" to feel yourself being turned upside down. You will get a blood rush to your head, but it will not bother you once you use... » Read More The first thing you need to do is set how far the foot rest is from the table. Since I am about 6'2" I usa it at 6'1" and it is pretty well balanced. When I lean back onto the back rest it will be almost perfectly balanced. From there, you just need to pull a slight amount on the hand rest and it will invert for me. You may need to use a different setting because of your body distribution of weight. Also, the first few times I used it it was "weird" to feel yourself being turned upside down. You will get a blood rush to your head, but it will not bother you once you use it a few times. This is how it worked for me, I hope you have as good luck as I did. I really like this thing,,,,,,,I hope this helps. Jim « Show Less
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This will most definitely invert completely upside down. Worth the money. Friend bought this one Hubby is big guy she a little lady. Both are very happy with it. I bought body champ. Does not take as much weight. But it also goes upside down. Happy with this perches also. Hope this helped.
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Prob... not..... my wife had regular adjustments..... she is 5'6" .... save your money .....
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Not trying to be snarky, but does it work upside down? Trying to imagine the issue in my head without seeing it.
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There is an adjustable belt under the body plate which we kept moving until our head stayed on the table as it was inverted. Also have you tried moving the height pin located on the side of the body plate? I know what you mean because my son is tall and his head hangs over the top when he is inverted. He tried to adjust it but had no luck. When he readjusted to almost 6 ft he could invert at all. Sorry, that's all I have. Good Luck!
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Yes. I'm 6 ' and use it with no issues. It is not smal in height. Just not as wide. Perfect for small spaces and very functional. I like it
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it's really hard to say....my best recommendation would be to try to use one in a store or something. this is one of those things that you gotta try it to see if it works for you. i can't really say it's helping me too much, but my issue might be different than yours...also, you can set it not to go fully upside down, so you can do a low angle inversion if that works better for you...bottom line, make sure this is the product for you before you spend $300 - $400 on it...hope this helped !!
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My husband is 6'2" and doesn't have a problem, but if I were you I would try to find one on display somewhere and check it out before buying it.
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I thought she meant for the inversion table. No idea for this. I think the screws might come out on somebody big. Unless you have already gotten into inversion. I recommend beginning with inversion table. Getting upside down on this on your own can be pain and very awkward if you have not used to being upside down.
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I'm 6'2" and I don't have difficulty using it. For low shots I use a stool. I would recommend this tripod.
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Yes it can be hung upside down.I prefer them that way. Depending on which app you have to view it. I like Mr. Cho 's app. Go to manage camera .then a long press on the camera of your choice with a long press.you will get edit camera. Then to more options (lower left) then you will find rotate and go 180. You may need to invert pan and tilt directions also. All in that window. Note there are three areas to set camera utilities. May take you awhile to find them . but they are there just stay with it . good camera and good app.
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It has a great range of positions, but I don't think you can get it to a position upside down and 180F flat. We set it up just above her head so my sister can watch videos while laying flat on her back in bed, so it is close to upside down flat, but not all the way flat (maybe 20 degrees from flat). Hope that helps.
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I am 6'1'' and it is a little too short for me. I don't have to bend over much. This will probably work for you. It has a good spring.
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I suppose, but it may be pretty awkward. I guess it depends on how tall you were. I'm 6'2" so I would find it difficult.Also, the foot control is not easily accessible while standing.